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Audrey Stallsmith

Pennsylvania
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Covers:  gardening, poultry, Christian apologetics

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Audrey Stallsmith is author of the Thyme Will Tell gardening-related mystery series from WaterBrook Press and an e-book of humorous rural romances titled Love and Other Lunacies. A former Master Gardener, she also has been published in Woman’s World, Birds & Blooms, Writer’s Digest, etc., and has written hundreds of gardening articles for such sites as BobVila.com, Community Chickens, eHow, SFGate, and Dave’s Garden as well as her own Thyme Will Tell site. Audrey earned a B.A. degree in creativ…

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10 Container Plants That Thrive in Full Sun Original

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By Audrey Stallsmith
| Bob Vila
Many of gardeners’ favorite annual plants for landscaping are also popular container plants because they bloom longer and more brilliantly than other put-in-the-shade varieties. By no means should you avoid them because everybody grows them, but we’re always in favor of seeking out new or unusual cultivars that fit your own particular style. But you needn’t limit yourself to traditional flowering annuals either.
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10 Container Plants That Thrive in Full Sun

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By Audrey Stallsmith
| Flipboard
7 hours ago You’ll fool even the most serious green thumb. I need to confess something that may be controversial in design circles: I love fake plants. Listen, I adore real greenery. There is nothing better than walking into a room with a thriving fiddle-leaf fig or a gorgeous vase of fresh branches. (I’ve seen …
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How to Grow Zebra Plant Original

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By Audrey Stallsmith
| Bob Vila
Although zebra plants (Aphelandra squarrosa) have a reputation for being among the hardest-to-please houseplants, their showy, white-striped leaves and sunny bracts help them rank them among gardeners’ favorites, too. Before we dive in, it is worth noting that a few other houseplants go by the common name of “zebra plant,” including Dipteracanthus spp., Haworthia spp., and Cryptanthus zonatus. This guide, however, only details care instructions for the Aphelandra zebra plant.
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